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  • Actor Leonardo DiCaprio, who stars as a high-living stock swindler in The Wolf of Wall Street, tells NPR's David Greene that it was "incredibly freeing" to play a character with no moral high ground.
  • John C. "Chris" Inglis, who retires Friday after more than seven years as the National Security Agency's No. 2, speaks with Morning Edition's Steve Inskeep about running a spy agency in a democracy.
  • The Academy Award-winning actor speaks with us about his reunion with Meryl Streep and thinking about his late son Jesse while making the film "August: Osage County."
  • Authorities have told people in nine West Virginia counties not to drink, cook, bathe or wash clothes with tap water, after a chemical spill into the Elk River in Charleston.
  • Bell County, Kentucky, which is in the heart of impoverished coal country, has a 17 percent jobless rate. We speak with the county Judge/Executive there, who's optimistic about the program.
  • In 1960, McCain sat down with three friends and made civil rights history when the young men who became known as the "Greensboro Four" integrated a North Carolina lunch counter. McCain died Friday.
  • Raising the minimum wage has become a focus for Democrats both in Congress and in statehouses around the nation. But anywhere it's on the ballot, expect an aggressive campaign to defeat it.
  • Just as the Senate seemed to descend into another round of partisan gridlock, this time over extending emergency jobless benefits, the arrival of a surprisingly weak December jobs report raised the pressure on lawmakers to act.
  • For the fifth straight year, Nevada's big casinos report net losses – a total of $1.35 billion in the most recent fiscal year. Statewide, 263 casinos grossed at least $1 million in gaming revenue, totaling $23 billion, according to a report released by the Nevada Gaming Control Board.
  • The upscale retailer isn't yet saying how many customers might be at risk, but it is confirming that a breach of credit card data took place. The company says it learned of "potentially unauthorized payment card activity" before Christmas.
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